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Nope, I'm afraid not. Difference here is the thermostat has been completed removed (not just bypassed as per last week) With both red wires on the same connector as the white wire the receiver is powered but it's not activating the boiler when I try and call for heat. Any thoughts?

So removing that red dangling at the bottom against the yellow is the receiver power, hence that configuration meant no receiver light.

Sorry for the slow response on this one, life's been a bit frantic at the moment. OK, so I took took the red/yellow out of the connector and joined the red on to the white and red like below. However, no boiler this time. Can you Mind having another look? Thanks again!!

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I know it might sound a bit desperate but I'd imagine a bit of guttering couldn't hurt? Can't say I like the idea of reproofing from the inside either and as you said it'll just promote mold and rot. Unfortunately I didn't build the shed, came with the house! Oh well.

But Is there anything I can do at all, apart from replace the shed in other words? What about slapping bitumen or roofing compounds all over the thing. Or cauking up the exterior panel joins? Anything?

I'm noticed the inside of my T+G shed walls are soaking in water big. At first I thought I'd put a few coats of shed paint to try and seal it up and see how if that resolves it. Unfortunately no luck. Just rained and the inside of the wall is getting wetter and more rotten by the day. Any...

Hi this is the one. I think I'm alright... https://www.toolstation.com/made4trade-contract-trv/p64562

It was very hard to tell what was the flow in or the flow out side by looking at my radiators. Well, it seems at least on one radiator I fitted the new TRV on the flow-out end rather than the flow-in lock shield end. Is it a big deal or not, generally speaking? Be a pain to have to do the whole...

Just wanted to say THANKS. I must be stupid as I've watched countless videos and I couldn't make heads or tails of what really to do. Everything works exactly as expected. Saved me massively on heating engineer / electricians who are all booked up until next Xmas. I will at some point have to...

Thanks and done. I've bridged the PRT2 as you've suggested (I left the red/yellow wires in situ slotting the brown wire in with them) On my receiver I've hit a massive snag. No wire suitable for COM. Ugh.

It's a single channel (I went for this option as I've got a combi boiler and no separate hot-water tank) On the receiver, I took the wire on the far right and brought it over one so it 'should' be where the single channel receiver expects to receive HOT ON. Whereas, according to the diagrams the...

Thanks I'll have a look. It's sort of hard to make heads or tails of the junction box with the way it's all laid out in a clump I didn't actually change the wiring. Just mounted the receiver on directly. With the old BG digital programmer looking pretty much identical as the hive system I...

One of my relatives has dementia so I decided getting a hive system would be the best option as I ccan control and manage the heating for them. Unfortunately, I've run into a massive stumbling block and need some urgent wiring help. I am trying to decommission and bypass the old Potterton PRT2...